... Stewed'rumps of beef 250 Ice creams 13 Sirloins, rumps, and ribs 50 Dishes of apples of beef 100 Ditto of pears 6 Dishes of asparagus 60 Ornamented savoy-cakes 60 Ditto of mashed and 75 Plates of walnuts other potatoes 80 Do. of dried fruit and 44 Ditto shellfish ...

... leaves of green house plants, I'urn your heaps of compost You mway still transplant shrubs and trees, Make hotbeds to raise asparagus. Plant peas._C,,tjeb, Telegraph.' , : IRISH PItUViSiONS. The import of foreigp ,butter. in the last week was 4601 acasks ...

... atoms 1the 1)es `s ?? fiono'` ASPARAGUS.-If a patient, suffhieilt'1 flioo. esceS sive action of the Iteart, stat asparagtis, NJ]. Broa,,tais Iar us hie ti ill extierieniee cons~iderablse rrlirf. Syruii of tdago ends of asparagus, like4the plant itselfL he ...

... await- ing my return.- I have a besutiful garden, whicoh for some time I have neglected. This morning I set down a bed of asparagus, very appetising certainly, and prepared with my own hands. i IA you hear t~hat I ev beex ki~led on the 'Champ d'honauer ...

... prize to Mr. Curoan, gardener to H. Rath- bourne, Esq , Scribblestown. Best Flavoured Pears-A,, extra prize to Mr. Lewis. Asparagus-First prize to Mr. Gibson. Ditto-Second prize to Mr. Forrest. Ditto-Extra prize to Mr Livingston, Nuieery, Ball's Bridges ...

... The following are the description to be -exhibited at the coming showe on the 21st of April: Cucambersibestbrace-one prize Asparagus, beet fifty-one prize Potatoes, beat twenty-four- Ione prize French Beatns ?? dish-one prize. Mushroorms, best dishltone ...

... basted with butter the whole time it is roasting. AsPArGnus Pon;?s DREsED LrZE PRAs.-Tbs ia a convenient mode of dressing asparagus whev it is too small and grecn to make-a good appearaoce plainly boiled. Cut the points so far only as they aes perfectl7 ...

... Singleton, Esq., a Ardee; gardener, ir. Halfpenny. o Cucumbers-Mr. Ruth, gardener to his Excellency the n Earl of ful-grave. -t Asparagus Afr. Leavy, gardener to Alderman Hodgens,a Lystonwood. Potatoes-Fenton Hort, Esq.; gardener, Mr. M'Cor- v mick. Mushrooms-The ...

... With regard to the show of vegetables, I again assert, that the specimens were superb: of new potatoes, brocoli, seakale, asparagus, mushrooms, rhubarb, spinach. sallads, &c. Taking into account the severity of the early spring, I have never seen, under ...

... regular intervals; ard advantage should be taken of the dry state of the mould to prepare ground for fresh plantations of asparagus seakale, and rhu- barb, which it is necessary to make every year where these are used largely for forcing. The ground for ...

... various herbs tbat are used to season soups or sauces ; larkspur.fdos, adonis and most hardy annual flower seeds ; force asparagus by hot- bed ; the plants may be procured at any nursery: plant cauliflovers; potatoes, by cuttings of the roots which have ...

... obstructing the light, ?? when allowed to remain all. the time the trees are in blossom. See that ground is in readiness for asparagus, seakale, and rhubarb, which should be planted soon. Theese require a deep rich soil, which should bo trenched two- feet ...